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Public notice fragment lists subscription rates and postages for The Constitution and The Sunny South with traveling agents names W HI RBY EP GUINN W G MCNELLET B M PACK and solicitors T H AUNT. It includes terms for three month subs and outside territory advertising managers WICHOLS HOLLIDAY and details on postage outside the Atlantic.
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M Pack
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Excuse That Wobbles and the Depot Controversy
A scattered Atlantic city and Atlanta page reads discuss depot site disputes between railroads and state commissioners. The piece critiques negotiating failures, assigns blame for inadequate depot location, and urges decisive action rather than posturing by officials. It also surveys a growing trend of younger leaders entering politics and shaping policy with principled aims.
Georgia Echoes and Moral Verses from a Rural Paper
Fragmentary column notes and poems reflect Georgia life with lines on home, weather, and optimism. It includes moral verses like The Task, The Hope of Tomorrow, and The Sweetest Song, plus a political-essay critique of federal lynching remedies and light rural jokes.
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Tu LANE professor Wilkin son tours for sugar studies in Cuba and U S
Professor L W Wilkinson of Tulane University in New Orleans, a noted industrial and sugar chemistry expert, traveled through Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee en route to New Orleans. He visited Cuba last year to study sugar making and plantation conditions, contrasting Cuban and U S practices, and discussed how U S action may influence Cuba's sugar industry.
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L. W. Wilkinson
Tulana University
New Orleans
Atlanta
Wilkinson
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
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Cuba
United States
Wilkingon
Tulane University
Louisiana
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Lord Salisbury the Last of Victorian Premiers
A compact portrait by Robert McFarlan surveys the line of Victorian prime ministers from Melbourne to Salisbury. It extols Gladstone and Disraeli while noting Palmerston’s flair, Derby’s moderation, and the era’s reforming moves, ending with Salisbury as the least brilliant yet longest-serving among the late 19th century premiers.
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Bway
Aberdeen
Lord Aberdeen
Ministry of All the
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Grenville
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Vermont Local Option Debate Marks Governor Race
The text discusses the Dingley tariff, treaty powers, and the Cuban bill, then pivots to Vermont politics. It notes a local option gubernatorial candidate, Percival W. Clement of Rutland, and predicts a possible Democratic consolidation in support. It argues prohibition flaws in Vermont push for Georgia-style local option.
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Commonwealth
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Bank Examiners Schedule National Meeting in Detroit
St Paul Minn July 14 State Bank Examiner T Johnston issued a call for a national meeting of state bank examiners to be held at the Hotel Cadillac Detroit Mich July 2 to complete the organization of a national association of bank examiners and financial officials. The group aims to adopt uniform practices and charges for banks and financial institutions and to advise on legislation to protect investments and the investing public.
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State Bank Examiner
Johnston
State Bank Examiners
Cadillac
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Light on a murder mystery in Maine sparks renewed trial
Bangor, July 14 One of Maine s enduring murder puzzles reemerged as authorities rearrest William Treworgy, once freed on perjury charges, after a half-witted boy named Fogg previously claimed he helped move the body of Sarah Ware. The case traces to the 1895 disappearance and mutilation near Bucksport, with shifting confessions and renewed court action.
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Maine
Sarah Ware
Bucksport
Wiliam T. Treworgy
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Railroads urged to build a million dollar depot in Atlanta
A collage of excerpts from Georgia papers discusses rail transportation in Atlanta. Calls persist for a modern union station to replace the old depot, with voices from Augusta Savannah Albany and Thomasville urging timely action and railroads to fund a new $1 million facility. The debate touches on city growth, state rail interests and future leasing.
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Sam Spencer
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Railroad Commission
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